Alisyn Collins
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Hi Ayelet and welcome to the wonderful world of Pendo! You're correct that by default, we don't collect things like values entered into search fields. Take a look at these pages for a bit more on...
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If you're looking specifically for page events, then you'd want to use the pageEvents source and an aggregation similar to this one below. The bulkExpand will take the visitors returned and pull a...
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My approach wasn't that dissimilar. I have a test site where Pendo initializes automatically and then I used the developers console to identify a new visitor like this: pendo.identify({ "visito...
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Hi Nathan, I did. I created a new visitor on my test site and it triggered both on my "All event categories" webhook as well as the one set to just new visitors.
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Hi Nathan, Generally speaking, you should see the webhooks trigger very quickly (in a test I just did, within a few seconds). There is no logging at the individual event level that you would be ab...
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Hey Daniel, This sounds like an issue better suited to a ticket with our Support team. I suggest filing one with as much info as you can provide. One thing to definitely include is if it resolve...
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Hey Alex, This is an interesting ask. There's no specific data point "out-of-the-box" that is used to determine completion of a guide. However, if you assume that a completed guide means that the...
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Aldric Delahaie, yes indeed! You'd want to just add a filter operator just before the select like this: { "filter": "numEvents > 0"},{ "select": { "Event Count": "numEvents", "...
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Hi Graham, https://app.pendo.io/api/v1/metadata/schema/event contains event properties rather than metadata. It's the equivalent of what you'd see under Settings > Event Properties in the UI. ...
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Hi Mahesh, The not() selector is not supported for feature tagging. However, it should work for guide targeting.